CHART 6
Timeline: number of suicide bombing attacks, by four main perpetrator groups from September 30, 2000 - August 31, 2002
CHART 6 (cont)
Timeline: number of suicide bombing attacks, by four main perpetrator groups from September 30, 2000 - August 31, 2002
CHART 7
Timeline: victims killed in suicide bombing attacks, by four main perpetrator groups from September 30, 2000 - August 31, 2002
CHART 7 (cont.)
Timeline: victims killed in suicide bombing attacks, by four main perpetrator groups from September 30, 2000 - August 31, 2002
CHART 8
Hamas: Basic Statistics
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Hamas
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Joint1
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Number of suicide bombings claimed
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22 of 60 total (37%)
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2
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Attacks in which targets were civilian, indiscriminate, and/or disproportionate
|
18
|
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Number of victims killed
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168 (64%)
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18
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Civilian victims killed2
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153
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18
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Number of victims wounded (minimum estimates)
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986 (52%)
|
60
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1 Attacks for which more than one group claimed responsibility. Hamas and Islamic Jihad issued competing claims for responsibility for the August 9, 2001 attack on the Sbarro pizzeria. Hamas and the PFLP issued competing claims for the May 19, 2002 attack on the Netanya market.
2 Data on the status of victims is based on information from the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
3 This category refers to incidents in which the suicide attack was committed by a bomber during the process of apprehension by the authorities. The intended target of the bomber is thus unknown.
CHART 9
The al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades: Basic Statistics
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Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades
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Joint1
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Number claimed
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16 of 60 total (27%)
|
1
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Attacks in which targets were civilian, indiscriminate, and/or disproportionate
|
12
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1
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Number of victims killed
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38 (15%)
|
4
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Civilian victims killed2
|
36
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4
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Number of victims wounded (minimum estimates)
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435 (23%)
|
25
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1 Attacks for which more than one group claimed responsibility. The Al Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades and Islamic Jihad both claimed responsibility for a July 17, 2002 attack near Tel Aviv railway station.
2 Data on the status of victims is based on information from the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
3 The category refers to incidents in which the suicide attack was committed by a bomber during the process of apprehension by the authorities. The intended target of the bomber is thus unknown.
CHART 10
PFLP: Basic Statistics
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PFLP
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Joint1
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Number of suicide bombings claimed
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3 of 60 total (5%)
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1
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Attacks in which targets were civilian, indiscriminate, and/or disproportionate
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2
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1
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Number of victims killed
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3 (1%)
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3
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Civilian victims killed2
|
3
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3
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Number of victims wounded (minimum estimates)
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47 (1%)
|
30
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1 Attacks for which more than one group claimed responsibility. The PFLP and Hamas issued competing claims for the May 19, 2002 attack on the Netanya market.
2 Data on the status of victims is based on information from the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
3 This category refers to incidents in which the suicide attack was committed by a bomber during the process of apprehension by the authorities. The intended target of the bomber is thus unknown.
CHART 11
Islamic Jihad: Basic Statistics
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Islamic Jihad
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Joint1
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Number of suicide bombings claimed
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12 of 60 total (20%)
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2
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Attacks in which targets were civilian, indiscriminate, and/or disproportionate
|
11
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2
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Number of victims killed
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31 (12%)
|
19
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Civilian victims killed2
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12
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19
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Number of victims wounded (minimum estimates)
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206 (11%)
|
55
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1Attacks for which more than one group claimed responsibility. Islamic Jihad and Hamas issued competing claims of responsibility for the August 9, 2001 attack on the Sbarro pizzeria. The Al Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades and Islamic Jihad both claimed responsibility for a July 17, 2002 attack near Tel Aviv railway station
2 Data on the status of victims is based on information from the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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